Kids

Luthercare is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Community Bible Church in Marietta to open a new child care and early learning center in western Lancaster County.

The creation of Luthercare for Kids – Marietta reflects Luthercare’s comprehensive commitment to providing high-quality child care in an environment specifically designed to support early learning programming for young children in the communities served by Luthercare for Kids.

A chef. A composer. An engineer. At Luthercare for Kids’ Summer Enrichment Series,your children can be all of these! They can spend a week – or the whole summer – focusing on science, art, foods, the outdoors and more! Our fun and educational summer series, for kindergarten through school-age children, is taught by experienced teachers in a safe, supervised environment at our Luthercare for Kids locations in Columbia and Reamstown in Lancaster County and in Annville and Lebanon in Lebanon County.

109 golfers took the course in a shotgun start at 11:30 a.m. They were eagerly participating in the 22nd Annual Tee it up for Kids! Golf Tournament on September 26 in support of Luthercare for Kids Early Learning Programs. The course at Lebanon Country Club would prove to be a challenge.

It was a beautiful day for golf on September 14 at the Bent Creek Country Club, Lititz, where 128 golfers spent the afternoon teeing it up for kids in support of the Luthercare for Kids Scholarship Fund. Robert Brandt, Jr., Chairman and Founder of Benchmark Construction (the event’s Tournament Sponsor), welcomed a field of generous individuals, corporate sponsors, Luthercare residents and team members all vying for first place in the 21st annual Tee it Up for Kids! Golf Tournament.

Looking for something fun and educational for your child to do this summer?At Luthercare for Kids' Summer Enrichment Series, your child can spend a week -- or the whole summer -- focusing on science, creative arts and culinary arts! Our summer series for school-age kids (ages 5 to 12) is taught by experienced teachers in a safe, supervised environment at our five Early Learning Centers in Lancaster and Lebanon counties.